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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
Habitual Constipation

And kidney and liver ills, depend.
ing on a weak or inactive condition OF
the kidneye, liver or bowels, are sue
cessiully and permanently cured only
by the nee Of the gentle, yet effective
laxative and diuretic, Syrup Of Figs.
LIS advantages are evident; II 10 easily
taken, pleasing to ths tatte, acceptable
to the stomach, harmless 10 the most
del cate system, and truly beneficial
In effect. For ssle In 90 cents and
3l00 bottles. For Gale in 80 cents
and 81 bottles by II. ]. Hester and
al leading druggists. Van veet a
Co., q. W. Jonee q Co., W. N. Will
kerson d CO., ]. J. Miles, end &
Manifold 4 90. have been appointed
wholesale agents 81 Mem phis.
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Plumbing, Ga. aud steam Fitting

]. W. X Brown, No.. 25i secoud
street, keeps constantly on hand a
large stock OF gas and siesm pipee,
brass aud iron 6ttings, with tteam
machines for cutting and fitting AL
szss Of pipe, including eishlinoh
diameter. His stock OF gas fixtures 10
complete. The most comp etc SAM.
tary plumbine.is put up by this house.
and all orders for work In this line are
executed In q manner not excelled In
any CITY. q. - -.
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s.a,im.., vsrsu. Reality.

"Georgs," thss,id. as she eat in the
tand q, the s,a.hore. IL wonder with
what hopes ard fears and ambitions
ard peihapi eotrow and learn Wonder
gallant ship ia ifeish'es AZ che sails "a
swiftly ont"
II think you ere mls,,ktn, Olars,"
said George, tenderly. that IL a three
masied schooner, and l think chs IL
ir,ighted with col. eolsmans koko
inlu
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ncers are: O. W. Judd, D.; A. 7. Al.
bert, V. D.; W. B. Klincke, A. d. W.
X. Kendall, Rap. ]. P. Prescott, +.
Rep; W. B. Ileaton, Treasurer. IRE
trustees are George e. HAWKING, o. d.
Rudy, p. r. Ffiedel. The lodge was
burned out last February and the
trustees fitted up the new quarters
jointly with Rose Lodge, into which
they are also moving. The first regu-
lar meeting will be held tomorrow
uioht
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
A FISt YOUTH.
Coliiervili" f"'ss oai n Roy whom
sst thsre After Awhits.

A gildod Jou'h Of eighteen fum.
mere, whp uotil recently 10 ldsd with
his widowed mother At Colli,ryIils,
has been undergoing inytstlva,on by
the police for three or four days past.
A short time ago be came 10 Memphis
and preeenied an order on his moth
er's com mission merchants, n we'll
known Roat stre,t Am, for 1850.
which Was promptly Iaid. Aiev days
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r.,,The M,.,o..i nsIa Knebbe,..

ST. Louis. No. September 6.-Tho
United sises grand jury ut Jeffor.
son City, Nc, 70 urnsd indictments
today sRaln,t several Bald Knobbers,
recently Brought there from Douglass
county, The charge il whipping and
driving aEsy Caleb Z. Atwood and
other persons who we're living on
government land. Oher indictments
will follow. OF those indicted, Jack.
con 4 lvey, IT,. and Berry Hancock
were arraigatd. pleaded not guilty
ard were paced on trial. The case,
are exciting considerable interes', and
II Ia thought that the Bald Knobbers
will not get through the United States
Court a. easily % they did through
the States Court st 0ksik come days
,go, whore they received only ligh,
lines.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
CHELSEA LODGES.
n. OF 10. aud n. and L.. Of ~. Give
D,IiEhtfat Entertainment.

n. OF %. aud ~. and T.. OF %. Give
D.Iikhtfai Enssrtainmest.
Rose Lodge, No. 2i5, Knights and
Ladies' Of Honor, gave delightful en-
t,rtainment in the new locgeroom, in-
wiling the members Of Chelsea Lodge.
No. $50, 10 participate, The event
was 10 commemorate the tenth ami.
yenary oi the order aud 10 ohrislen
the opening Of the new lodgeroom IN
Chelsea, southeast corner Of Fourth
end Looney streets. II was q charm
ing affair, we'll managed from iis In.
ceptiop. Roee Lodge Ia In q most
fliurishlng condition, having increased
from iorty.tix members al It's organ.
JEa ion, March 3, 1851, 10 100, the
number now on. the Toll book. The
oficern Ge Nrs. May Taylor, r. NJ.
Hanna V. T. J +, Prescott, Score.
tary; A. Kohlbfy, Trea unr.
The building IN which the lodge.
room wss situated wae burned
cut Last February, tcseiher with
Chelsea l. dge, aud tie RECALLS
and other plrsphernalia Of both lodges
we're entifely destroyed. With gen
uiue hefoism thu members went 10
work 10 fecure aud q NJ new quarters,
the euccsssful entertainment II lasi
evening mmemorAting their com.
pleto triumph. They are now moving
into the new bulldipg and Rose Lodge
Will hold lie next regular meet.
irg there next Monday night, the
~ h intt.
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yaol.eu ueo.a pa.n.

Concert Wednesday. September T.
A brilliant programme will be per.
iIrmsd by Pei Arnolds orchestra by
many reqne,ts. Gen. B,ulangsr's
March, the Ov.'s Patrol and Troyatore
Potpourri v rdi wlll be repe,tel.
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For Rent.

Nice ttsee q six rooms, near State
Female College. and In 200 yards OF
street car line. Very d'siisbls. Price
SIS. selden 4 Green, 2s7 Main street.
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niIbur. ats ana Machine 90.

Have on hand, ready for prompt do
livery, Engines, Boilers and fthngs.
Gins, Feeder Condensep, Hydraulic
Cotton Pressee, and everything per-
tanning 10 q frat Glars Ginning outfit.
Write them beiOre YOU purchahe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

Commencing Wednesday, Septem
Der 7lh, and slh, and for eaob follow.
ing Monday and Thursday until Octo
Der 20 b, the Kansss City, Springfield
and Memphis railroad (Gulf route,
will cell round "trip tickets to ST. L9uil
at fl2 %, good for five days.
II. ID. FLLIs,
Ticket Agent, 81 Madison street.
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0yKRToN 4 GRosyKsoR offer the
etoreh5us No. 300 Front street, nov
occupied by Porter 4 Mscrea, for rent
from September Isl.
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Keep on band a large stock Of steel
shailing, shich they cell NJ the same
price az iron. See or wdte them be
fore yod purchase sheiting or Pulleys.
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To A.. ,..,. ..s ne,.,. On. "a.

TIE Chesapeake and Ohio route
will cell excursion tickets ma above
septic nber 7ih aud slh, aud every
Monday and Thur day thereafter un.
VI October 20 h. Tickets coed return.
ing Ave days
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

PuRH and white 80 the flower who're
name u beam ara the bitcuits raised
by Lily Baking Powder.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

DR. W. w. TAYLOR has removed his
ot.ice 30 Ill Olurt srest, With Drs.
Mitchell 4 Maury. Telephones; ONCE,
500; fesidence, 80.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

fRKScH flannel plaid thiltl, some
thing nobby, at Thompson A Sew
ens'a, $50 Second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

0ygRToN & GRosvESoR offer the store
house No. 800 Front ftreet, now occu.
pied by Porter 4 Macrea, for rent
from September let
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

N~,N Trifio with any Throsf
oON OF Lung Disease. II yop
have n Cough or Cold, OF the childrvn
as threatened with Group or Wboce
ing Cough. use Aoksi' 8 EnRtish hoAs,-
adv and prevent fu.tiIer troubIa u
h n positive cure, nd nc guArHunos
IL Proc 10 and 80 con&
RHNKKRT and BkRRNrz 9co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

DERASoTnEsr Of ihs liver. with con
stipaiiop, iriurss the compl, ZION, In.
ducs pimplrs sAlloy ekin. Remove
tie oanss BY uslng Oaher's Little
Liver Pills. Oae doaa. Try them
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Dandrun

10 REMOVED ny THH USE or COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Bufnett's Flavoring extracts are the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

w. A. FAIRKs, 81 Union street.. has
Just received Car Of uice kentucky
saddle aud harness hortes aud mares.
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Notrs Dame of MARYLAND

Collegiate Instih 10 for YauaE Ladies' and
Preparatory school Tor li,tie Girls. KnlLA
p. o., three mile IRON baltimore. Nd.
Conducted by the Sisters OF Noue Dame.
Send for catsiosoe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

Make The celebrated MlIburn Ecllpse
Hitler Gin, and keep them, with
Feeders and . nde sers, awaya on
hand for prompt delivery. Have
them qunle Yen pTlcsa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
FAuQUiEU FINALE INSTITUTE

= - " u MN IWNs WI.
OPENS its Z1th annual session eept. II,
" 1851. situa cd In tho Piedmont resion
OF Va, unsurpassed FOR it, beauty, fertility
in,ton The grounds, ten acres 10 all, are
beautifully laid out. 1be building Ia one Of
ths nnest school cd Gcos In the State. A fun
corps Of teachers. Terms reasonable, and
made kposp on ,,gPliSps!ion Fer cS,slosues
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
The TrAey Pris,i.s .na Stationery

Hrsftmoysd from Main street 70 their
new three story building No. 3u
second ,trset. corner U0ion, the late
Gfetnlav oper shousp piece.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
ADyICE no moruvss

Ma. wHstov'sScorHiFe sraur should
aiwAys be used for childfyu teetbins. II
socthes the child, softsna the suns. allaVs
III valn' eures Wind coils, and 10 the beat
r,usdy fet IlArrhRai 1hc bottle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

Allen Hlll 81 Il. 10 ID. T. waddy,
lot Ia Oollieuville; t225.
Mary u. Aihey 90 Mrs. Sarah A.
wi son. lot on sosth aide Of wicks
avenue; ti $50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

TnE cheapest house In the city for
mebs' goods Thompson d Stevens,
$50 4. cypd street
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Edgeworth Boarding ard Day School
Enn nsksEa

Ia w.st FrRn kIin street, baltimore,
ma Mrs. II. z. BYRE, Principal.
This school will reopen on THURSDAY, the
"a OF sGrTENB,E The course q tn,irus-
thoroush English Education, and the French
m Darn an Ian Enares are prnciicAlly tAul n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
ArtI.,ic ans fIxinre.

In oil slss', polished brae and glass,
aud ant que brass: -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

THosS IA fixtures are 20 pretty and
o. cheap NJ B'oSbe'r.
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PotpoufrI ' V0roi w be repeitei.

L,uspERKp shirts, tNenly.ore
p'aied 0osjm linen ftontp, only 9S
cents, at Thompson 4 stevens's.
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Corn.. and CnrrIaE...
uunu,. a,. ..d mash,..c ~

Gall Telephone 90, day ard right.
W. X. EDWARDS A BRO.
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To Contractors.

1aQTENTs AND FLtRs-Ail yltes. a and
lOO 10 ounce daok. 100 barrels qf Kan
WV D''' ,ro0f. MSG3Wls Eco.
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GENTS silk acsifs, 10. %. IS aud 80
cents, at Thompson d Stsvans's, go
Second street,
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uilba,, Al. sns maehiae Go.

IL hssdQoar,ess for Little Giant Got
ton Puss,e. write 10 them for prices
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cuKfARA LEDGE.

Oaelsel Lodge, No. $50, Knights Of
Honor, which joined in the cnlebra.
ton by Roe Lodge last night, Ia also
rejoicing over lie prosperity, Organ.
rcd May 5, 1875, with seventeen char.
Ter members, " now has 1856. The OF.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

suxssn complaint almosl invariably
cured by the use OF Pred. Browns
Jamaica Ging,r. ut the genuine.
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Shcrinr's Sale.

Before J. 7. Elliott. P.-Oliver. Rinnis 4
20. vs. W u 5. Brooks.
NQtI Eithsrshy ri zen thslon WEpNES-
Am AZ the ato.sb vii \. Brooks, No. ~
hayburn Aveaus, Men ibis. Tenn. undsf
AID - virtue ol IN 6no .ution ittued " elo
cause, l viii cell TO- ca h the stock OF uro-
esries, Goods and fIturoi In said ttore'
leylsd op NJ der said eseeu ION.
Memphis, hcptenhef B, lSsl.... -,
no.. 9 Nv D JsSsoN' SA'rf.
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Is7s. fsTsBLIsUED Iszs.
l.. ROSENSTEIN & BRO.

TAILORS,
We hsve on hind a oil sock Of Rafi and
Winter Goodi, and invite all our friends 70
come In and tHhmife.
az Jefferson street, cor Second.
ns-Die'nE, cleaning and repairing done
70 order.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-03

4 Proclamation by The President Of The United
States
The goodness and the mercy OF God,wfich have
followed the American people during al the day :
of the past year, claim their grateful recognition
and humble acknow ledgnent. BY His Omnipo-
lence. and from every national calamity. By HIS
gracious favor ;the earth has yielded a generous
return To the labor OF the husbandmen, aud every
path of honest toll has led TO comfort and content
ment BY His loving Kindness the hearts of our
people have been repenished with fraternal sen
iiment a. patriotic endeavor and by His unerTtng
national prosperity To the end that we, with one
accord, testify gratitude for all these bless
ings. /, Grover Cleveland, President of the | nj
ted states, do hereby designate ana set apart
Thursday, the twenty fourth Jay of November
next a a day of Thank giving and prayer TO he
observed by all the people OF the land ON that
day let all secular work and employ ment I've sus
pended aud let our people assemble IN their accus
iomed places Of worship and with prayer and songs
of praise give thanks to our Heavenly Father for
all that He has done for Us while We hnmbly i'm
plure the forgiveness Of our sins and n con
tinuance Of His mercy. Let families anu kindrei
be united on that ,iAv and let their hearts be flied
with kindly cheer and ahectionate "Reminiscences
and be turned in thankfulnes- to the source of all
their lea and the Giyer Of ali that makes the
tiAy clad 4 nj JOYOUS anu In the midst vi our pros
pelity and our happiness lei remember the poor,
the needy and unfortunate, and by our gitt- of
charity and ready henevolcnce let us inci ease IN
number Of those who with grateful hearts shall
Join in our Thank sgiNing.
In witness whereof have set my hand and caus
e the seal Of the United states to be hereunio AT
fixed. seal
Hfth dAy of October in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and eighty seven and of
til, independence Of the United States the one
hun ir,4l and ~ elith.
signed GROVER CLEVELAND,
BY the President.
I B,YARp, secretary Of state.
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4>4-9jG

In discussing this question. il J. we'll To
consider the condition - thu Republican
party the yesr prior TO the Presidential clec-
ton. That year. l-~5. found the Republic
can party III thi~ position, ohio. Demo
cratic. Pennsylvania, Democratic GOV
cruor; Michigan reduced Republican
plurality Of 4l.ou0 "a 500; Indiana, Dem
ocratic by 1000 plurality; Connecticut
elected Democratic Governor by 2.+Ho; ;
the Republican majority Of - in the Cali
iornia legislature changed 10 a Democratic
majority Of ~ and a Democratic Cover
nor elected II was under this state Of af
fairs that Mr.. Blaine received the nomina-
ton, with the Republican party badly de-
fcatcd in the country. Now lot any read
cr carefully review the facts, comparing
his vote with the Congressional vote
thrown throughout the country. and see
whether he benefited the party by being
its candidate, or WAS All injury 10 II.
There was one State in which Mr. Blaine
was weaker than his party, that WAS Mass
achusetts but in the great State of New
York. which was really the battle ground
and is 20 be in the next contest il VIII be
seen that he run nearly 1900 ahead Of his
ticket.
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New England Insurance Exchange

Bo,ro>. oct. y, l-o7.
ia Compui,i.S ami -igents -
Whereas. the city Of Ellsworth has failed
to provide water-wo rks for the protection
Of that city against fire, a. were promised
and expected; and
Hhersas, "A committee from the New
England Insurance Exchange in June last,
gave assurances to the agents doing busl-
ness in Ellsworth and to the Mayor of tine
city. that if such water-work> were not
provided on or before october lst OF this
wear. the insurance rates would be materl-
ally advanced
The New England Insurance Exchange
has increased rates on all property in the
CITY of Ellsworth twenty-five per cent.
the same TO take effect ON and after No
vember !, 1857.
Thi, increase applies to all risks on
pages to 80. inclusive of Hancock Coun-
" Tariff. Agents are requested to charge
the increase of twenty-five per cent in the
form Of extra premium, using for the pur-
pose the rider like the one inclosed here
with. which will be furnished by the "Ex-
change"
Companies will please be particular to
pass no risk at Ellsworth, Me, on and
after the LIST proximo, unless they Obtain
the present tariff and a twenty-five per
cent. increase in form as requested above.
Respectfully,
ARTHUR 4. CLARKE,
Secretary.
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NovEMBER 10th.
Taat Hancock.


:a-.r~ fa.r ai.I festival VIZ hr-3 III
Fl. fo.sh at Fl i--tt '.h aiidtr iit aus
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ff a"H-. ais H.t members manifest
't 81 interest r iAe'f n-'~'nc' WIN 'Ae
fra.- 81 .' il.> ff afternoon ana
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r...., ,....I a.. ,,.,f,,, .,,;,1a. in
.,.,.,.,,.,.. ,,.,n,- m ,,b;oh st,o,,.d
a,ts.... last. virb almost infuir.. IA,
thence IN their alteration. Mention Of
.,artfcDIar v.,rj, might seem invidious. un.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-03

You cannot afford to waste time in expert
menting when your lungs are in danger. Con-
sumption always seems at first only a cold.
Do not permit any dealer to impose upon YOU
with some cheap imitation OF DR., Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Cold.
but be sure you get the genuine. Because he
can make more profit he may tell yQu he has
something iust rs good. or just the same.
Don't be deceived but insist upon getting DIR.
Kings New Discovery which is guaranteed 10
give relief in all Throat. Lung aud Chest aisec-
tiops. Trial bottles free at G. A. Parcber's
Drug Store
-Palpitation Of the heart. nervousness. tremb-
lings nervous headache. cold hands aud feet,
pain In the back and other forms of weak
ness are relieved by Carriers Iron Pills, made
specially for the blood. nerves and complex
ion, For sale BY S. ID. Wiggin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-03

Revelations of fraudulent voting are
made in Baltimore. The independent dem
ocrats assert that they have eN idcnce that
more than 500 fraudulent votes were cast.
The republican leaders say the figures will
reach 10000. The reformerS are encour-
aged by the election Of ten couuclmen a
gain Of six over the last election.
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Burksport


The members Of Bucksport Lodge, No,
IA, \. o. L. W, to the number OF sixty,
attended the anniversary which was held
in Augusta last Wednesday. The party
left on a special train about noon, We'd
nesday, returning on the regular train
Thursday morning. They report very
pleasant time. Bucksport lodge ranks
fourth in the state in size, and the mem
bership is rapidly increasing
There was Harvest supper al the Frank
lin street church Friday evening.
DIR. J. j. Page Is In Washington. where
he is to spend portion of the winter.
The NJ. & NJ. is doing a fine business on
the Rockland line. She is to continue In
the business through the winter, making
three trips per week after the closing OF
the river.
Deluge Engine Co. No. are TO have
their annual concert and ball on Thanks
giving night. Abbott and Jones orches'
ira is 10 furnish music.
Capt Hiram Homer is pilot OF the Lucy
j. Miller, of the New York line. This
boat is doing a fine business, and the sue
cess Of the line is assured. T.
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LaaOiHe

Lanoihe-
L. r. Hodgkin- is about 70 move into
the store formerly occupied By the Grange
Store Go. His own store lie viii remodel
into dwelling house, making quite an adj
iition 10 the building,
There i to be social dance at Town
Hall next Thursday evening. Cake And
ice cream will be furnished by the ladies oi
the Unitarian Society. music for dancing
BY C. +. Monagham'> orchestra Of Els
worth.
Nov. /. PEIkhi-
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ON Sunday week. MR.. Jennie Austin
received intelligence Of the Sudden Illness
by partial paralysis nf her mother Mrs
T. Salisbury Of Bar llarbpr-
ON SUNDAY ". hai ah addition 10 "ar
sabbath school II new scholar, from
san Francisco. Cal Master Charles Cog
gins, son of MIR. Sanford Cr@sin~, former
Is OF laInolne AMI grandson If our ; ;
Superintendent Mr Wallace Co.gin>
with whom hc viii >pend the winter
on Saturday Mr. and Mr. Harry lioi-
kin- Of Bar Harbor, mad- flying Visit %
Mrs Ilodgkin,' parents, Mr. and Mr. \
Salisbury, returning next day
Mrs Victoria Butler on Saturday
closed a very successful term ~ jnycniI'
singing school.
Nov !. y AEtt-
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Gbe c:llsWortb Ameritan.
THURSDAY, NOV, 8, 1887

We 10 not anon lnous letters and communi-
cations. The aud address of the writer are in
all cases not necessarily for publica
Son but as a guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve CON-
manirafions that are not used,